The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-07-27

BY E. B. MURRA
FEAeHERs'G'o1UMN,
j. @. eL1NKscA.:Ll.lEs, ]. T EDITOR.
EDUCATION IN THE NEW ENGLAND
New England has q population of 9
little more. than four millions. Most Of
these are descendants Of the eafly Eng.
lish settlers. They have always been
distinguished for their love Of liberty
andtheir Zeal in the cause of education.
Their industry has made New England
one Of the wealthiest sections of the
United States, in spite Of the barren coil
Ind severe climate, The people on the
Coast ats engaged in commerce, fishing,
Or ship:building ii the river towns,
slarpely Elm manufacturing; and Id the
country districts, either in agriculture,
grazing, % inm0eltng, ...,,;
Massachusetts surpasses every other
State in the Union in the variety and
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:stion, in addition 70 Inc 20 7nien's'noo's
ot the State, lncluoe 10 'n.ofpolate. 9',o ,
academies, and ooo priyase SCHOOLS 8! anu
academies; ~
The State provides for lne eaaca1lon
Of teachers by MAINTAINING No,mal
Art-school, at Boston; ana nve 09a'e
Normal Schools, located az framlngasm'
Westtleld, Brldgewatef' ealem' ana J" OF
cester.
The institutions Tor superior instruc'
ton are Harvard College, at Cambridge
Amherst College, at Amherst; 3oston
College and Boston Universlty' at
Boston; College of the Holy Cross, at
Worcester; TUFTS College, az MeoIoso J;
1ilams SoLege,A Ae w Hiiilall,sto"n aeo'
two colleges Tor Women-omltn Coliege'
at Northampton, and Wellesley College,
at Needham ); and MT. Holyoke Semina,
y, at South Hadley.
The principal lnstltutions ior pfoies'
sionat ana sclentinc insttuc.ion, oes'aes
the State normal schools, are Anoovef
Theological Seminary, AT AnooVer lne
Eplscopat Iheoioglcai acnooi, AZ oam'
bridge; massachusetts Agt,cui'ula, oo.-
lege, az Amnefss; massachusetts Ans'l-
tute OF Technology, az Boston Newton
theological institute, at Ne@.on oensre )
and the New Churcn ~. lneologlcal ocnoo''
at Waitnam.
Z IN addition 70 tnese, 1afVa.a coi.ese
mas law, meoical oensa,, anu .sc'ea:.no
aeparsmneen1s; Amnelss ooiiegs, so.en
tinc department oos'on uyel'..s, !,
scnoo,s Oh ia~, ola'osy, sneolosy, anu
medicine; anu ul's' o'iiese' u'sin''s
scnooa.
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